T01 Correct Understanding of Korean History
T02 Paleolithic, Neolithic, Bronze, and Iron Ages
T03 The Founding and Development of Gojoseon
T04 Growth in various countries
T05 The Founding and Development of the Three Kingdoms and Gaya
※ Professor Moon's In-Depth Special Lecture: Ancient Epigraphy
T06 Political situation in the late 6th century to the 7th century
T07 Development of Unified Silla
T08 The Founding and Development of Balhae
T09 Governing system of ancient states
T10 Ancient Society
T11 Ancient Economy
T12 Ancient Culture
T13 The Establishment of the Later Three Kingdoms and the Reunification of the Nation
T14 Achievements of the Early Goryeo Kings
T15 Goryeo's central ruling organization
T16 Local Administration and Military Organization of Goryeo
T17 Foreign Relations of the Early Goryeo Dynasty
The Establishment and Contradiction of the T18 Aristocratic Society
Establishment of the T19 military regime
T20 The struggle against Mongolia and the politics of the Yuan intervention
T21 King Gongmin's Reform Politics and the Invasion of the Red Turbans and Japanese Pirates
T22 Goryeo's Society
T23 Goryeo's Economy
T24 Culture of Goryeo
T25 The Fall of Goryeo and the Founding of Joseon
T26 Achievements of the early Joseon kings (Establishment of the ruling system)
T27 Joseon's central political organization
T28 Joseon's local government organization
T29 Joseon's Military System
T30 Foreign Relations in the Early Joseon Dynasty
The Rise of the T31 Sarim and the Four Major Purges
The emergence of the T32 faction and the outbreak of the conflict
T33 The development of factional politics
T34 Society of the Early Joseon Dynasty
T35 The Economy of Joseon Dynasty
T36 Culture of the Early Joseon Dynasty
T37 Politics of the Late Joseon Dynasty
T38 Society in the Late Joseon Dynasty
T39 Economy of the Late Joseon Dynasty
T40 Culture of the Late Joseon Dynasty
T41 Heungseon Daewongun's reform policies
T42 Ganghwa Island Treaty (1876.
2. Treaty of Peace and Security between Korea and Japan, Treaty of Peace and Security between Korea and Japan
T43 Treaties with foreign countries
T44 Government's Enlightenment Policy in the Early 1880s
T45 Wei Zheng Chuk Sa Movement
T46 Im-o Incident (1882.
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T47 The division of the reformist faction
T48 Gapsin Coup (1884.
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T49 Domestic and international situation after the Gapsin Coup
T50 Donghak Peasant Revolution (1894)
T51 Gabo Reform
T52 After the Sino-Japanese War ~ Founding of the Independence Association
T53 Korean Empire (1897–1910)
T54 Anti-Japanese Volunteer Movement
T55 Patriotic Enlightenment Movement
T56 Gando and Dokdo
Economy after the opening of T57
T58 Economic Salvation Movement
T59 Changes in social structure and consciousness
T60 Acceptance of modern civilization
T61 Modern Newspapers and Education
T62 National Studies, Literature and Religion
T63 National sovereignty deprivation process
T64 Changes in Japan's colonial rule policy
T65 Anti-Japanese Movement in the 1910s
T66 March 1st Movement (1919)
T67 Establishment and Activities of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea
T68 Domestic Anti-Japanese National Movement
T69 Righteous Struggle
T70 Armed wars of independence since the 1920s
T71 Armed wars of independence since the 1930s
T72 National Strength Development Movement
T73 Social and Economic National Movements during the Japanese Colonial Period
T74 Peasant and Labor Movements (Influence of Socialism)
T75 Activities and Trials of Overseas Koreans (Including Activities in the Late Joseon Dynasty)
T76 National Culture Protection Movement
T77 August 15 Liberation and the Immediate Situation
The T78 Moscow Trilateral Foreign Ministers' Conference and the First US-Soviet Joint Commission's Collapse
T79 The process of establishing the government of the Republic of Korea
Key bills passed by the T80 Constitutional Assembly (during the Syngman Rhee administration)
T81 The Establishment of the North Korean Regime and the Korean War
T82 First and Second Republics
T83 Park Chung-hee government (Third and Fourth Republics)
T84 Chun Doo-hwan government (Fifth Republic)
T85 Progress of Democracy (6th Republic)
T86 North Korea's Regime and Changes
T87 Unification Policy and Inter-Korean Dialogue
T88 Modern Economy
T89 Modern Society and Culture
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